Monuments and memorials 00 [ South African War
memorial (erected in Castle Meadow 1903), Nelson (erected in
Market Place 1852 - moved to The Close 1856), Wellington (erected
in Market Place 1854 - moved to The Close 1937) ]
Monuments and memorials 01 [ Cenotaph (erected
at east end of Guildhall 1927 - moved to front of City Hall
September 1938), Sir Thomas Browne (erected in Haymarket 19th
October 1905), Norwich Cemetery Military memorial, Great War
memorial (Eaton parish - Newmarket Road) ]
Monuments and memorials 02 [ Hebrew Cemetery Talbot Square,
Charity (bronze statue by J.E.Boehm originally the
centrepiece of a drinking fountain at Newmarket-Ipswich Road
junction - now in adjacent grounds of ex-N.&N.Hospital),
Gildencroft (Society of Friends burial ground), Edith
Cavell monument (Tombland - moved 1993), Edith Cavell grave
(Lifes Green The Close) ]
Oak Street: the
Jewish Cemetery
Monuments and memorials 03 [ Rosary Cemetery:
Monument to John Barker (killed at Cattlemarket 1897 - while
helping to set up Tombland fair one of his wagons ran backwards
and crushed him to death), Mausoleum to Dr Emanuel Cooper
(mid-19c.), Norwich Cemetery: First stone (1855), Memorial to
Soldiers dying at Norwich Barracks (unveiled by Lord Waveney 17th
October 1878), The Spirit of the Army (figure on
finial of terracotta named by designer John Bell) ]
Monuments and memorials 04 [ Norwich Union
Surrey Street statues of William Talbot (Bishop of Oxford and
founder of the Amicable Society) and Sir Samuel Bignold
(Secretary of the N.U.Fire Office 1854-57), Norwich Union Surrey
Street bronze sculpture of Gaea (Earth Mother - sculptor Colin
Miller 1990), Rail Station bronze bust of Sir Samuel Morton Peto
(1808-1889 - Baptist, Contractor, Politician and Philanthropist),
Norfolk and Norwich Hospital bronze plaque to William Fellowes of
Shotesham (founder of N.&N.Hospital in 1771) with tablet
commemorating 1927 opening of new outpatients department (in
honour of those who died in the Great War) ]
Monuments and memorials 05 [ Amelia Opie statue
Opie Street (in Quaker garb - carved in wood by Z.Leon and then
cast in artificial stone) ]
Text and photographs Copyright © G.A.F.Plunkett 2004